New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04

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One Of the results OF this letter was the fonowns hoe
from Vicar Gencral Quinn;
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pa1n The s Ss the the
meeting this evening Yours truly, WILLIAM QUINN " o.
The meeting referred 10 the meeting at Cooper
Institute TO be addressed by Alexander sullivan the
had manifested no Intention attending that meeting
einilar letters were sent to other clergymen-
TIE PRIEST EXPLAINS.
In reference to Cardinal smeons letter OF May 1888
I wrote to Cardinal McCloskey follows:
YOUR EMxEycE: received the which you sent
me letter OF the 10th of May from the Cardinal
Eel nss ad ssrS,
Boston carnA The meeting must have pen lend ss meet
ing voluntarily promised you not to s1pe
held Irish SOn n A sSs' p1 snd
Ea ss@ ' @s:
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auy Of ,ss snSh r Justice
Poland s %non the and
s.s and "%G sS :p Sssn
u the ~ hsneeor to take part in any such meeting
even though be for charitable objects p,o,, ,au
cause TO be Catholic journal statement that
@ n to the s'ti
The Archbishop states truly that on May rs; lSss
ySeSo n the form OF trip to Rome
and thus have an opportunity OF making IN person person a
Propaganda As this suggestion was made through
Archbishop Corrigan sent to him theollowing letter:
ct. STEPHENS cHuRca}
MOST REVEREND AND DEAR ARCHBISHOP send by ths
ksE from me
Ey time would serious interruption
tn Of the debt OF this church This urgent duty and also
s peculiar emph.s. and IL than one the
s-vsfs" and chbisoD sincerely sSsasnt
Most Rsrsrsnd Areabisnop CoRmeAx.
VIEWS on THE LAND QUESTION.
In fulfment of my promise to Cardinal McCloskey
caused be published July l. In The Iate
the following:
m sS SnS r an S q aa question
By Important Of Irish questions aud that tine
R5sS
public burden.
ss' the land bear It's ;ss sefs S6 Sy % sS
sSny 'n This woais the u.iss
s:l srs s1 11 s
IN PInegls the legislation of Mr. Gladstone
further remarked that this view he under
;ssa and ne wSS all the SS nS to m
with Communism or Socialism as condemned by the Catholic
any aS, report
s 10 m accord with the Of The a. 10 the
rights aud duties OF property and quoted the following inter-
ST BASIL in Sermon. SUP. Luc Kit. 49," sicnt quL
prevenens ad sPeccua prohberet sdyenentes agpropr
in sibi quod al ordinatur sInos
dltes qui communal que pr@occuPaverun %stiman sua
ST. Ambrose Sermon "a Temp :" Proprium memo icat
quoi Pusquam suniceiet snmptu. voenter
81 Augustine Tract VI. in Joan =" ouOd haze villa sit
Clement L. Cap Dlecti ssins IL O.. -" Commnnis
stunt hoe mundo, omnibus esso debut se per
intor mortales facta est diviso"
elaine e s s % mat T se
ths moo" ha au which in aStos belongs to them that the
souree Of property the State that all things in the world
.soa's /, IL Is so through SIM " ''''
shortly after received the following letter:
452 MADIsos.AvR. NRw.YoRK July Q, 1883.
REVEREND DKAa DOCTOR. The Cardinal has received a
copy OF H., weeks TdS oSaSns yOus P[S% S sss
n correct exposition OF your views . A., ,. a.. a.,
PASSAGES attributed 81 AnbrOs and clement
passase alluded 90 Is arguing al "o"nen ,at hetee' can
,rse no rh INIT 70 church PSpsTy a reverend dear &C.
NJ A. CogRIcAx, Coadjutor.
{ answered as follows:
MOST REVEREND DEAR ARCHBISHOP hal sent for a
ras 1a1e win the Intention Of sending The prom
eeved IT when received your letter ncose for le Car
responsible the aruele, ami accept
ions !To ,s athefs to Illustrate the truth that property
@ y LAND s n S as rs s m be-
puroey TO translate them to the authors themselves and TO
which e from ST. Clement and from ST. Ambrose
with best wishes sincerely yonr oDedient
Most iersrend Archbishop CoERIGAx
Before going further would state that among those
vile denounced to Rome for my land league speeches
danapos. the former the author and the latter the apU
Ogist of the famous orlnamous Cincinnati pastoral letter
hifh. in ltaYa fhaa-
Thomas Jeferson's Declaration of independence.
MIR. BRECHER AND DIR. CROSBY sTIGMATIzED.
Other bishops opportunity offered did not fail to
manifest their intolerance. l will illustrate this by
letter which shows that imsy pretences they would
interfere with the right of priest address public meet
tngs that could not be said TO be OF political char
on g ,s 1en of S yshr went at the
mend to President Cleveland Brigader General John
feneralslip On my return found letter from Arch
bishop Corrgan which. though marked private" here
publish feel myself no longer under any obligation of
secrecy since while keeping silence the Archbishop
published long series Of letters concerning me- all Of
private The following is the letter referred TO:
Pnss,e.l 452 MADIsoS.AvE. NEW YORK;
Rev. DKAK DOCTOR: The Bishop OF Brooklyn has called to
direct attention TO the incosed CIRCULAR which you
meeting T. e N deess %s tho
ps G % psIy aP
disedldcation and scandal will be the result
forced to lay hat too would feel hae TO ind n pr ss
happy puaiion Mr. Beechr aud Howard Crosby
WHO last nsuted all saying
would rise IN its might against komansts aud crush
% Oseeass we e sd ai Our Children be
liberty Of dear Doctor truly yours
III. A. CoKRlGAS.
THE ENGAGEMENT KEPT NEVERTHELESS.
answered the foregoing letter nc follows:
ST. STRPuRS's CHURCH
NEW YORK, March II, 1856 !
MOST REVEREND DEAR ARCHBISHOP: received tcle-
gram General Newton Thursday evening convey ing
thanks tended journey Washingto In his behalf
put That his chances seemed 50 slight that he could
sbardy deferred the Trip morning
letter from him In the further re-.
feciion ielt that should give hn whatever